I'm a C# Developer in my final year studying Web Information Systems at Sheffield Hallam University.My previous job was working for Reed Business Information as a Junior Developer working with EPiServer. I also worked at a Mac OS based Sixth Form College as a Web developer using PHP and other opensource technologies.
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I found this whilst looking for a way to document an API. Unfortunatly it required the API to match the convention set by the code, but it does style it very well.
For the summer of 2011 I went on an epic trip to Kenya & Tanzania. Starting off in Nairobi, to the Masai Mara for Safari then to Moshi to climb Kilimanjaro!! After this we took the night train from Nairobi to Mombasa. We then spent several days diving and exploring the island of Zanzibar then going via Dar es Salam to fly home!
And we are back!
After a few issues with Tumblr and lots of work and a trip to Africa, my tumblr is back online!!
I use logme in all of the time, its really useful when i need access to my home computer but don’t want to take it with me / forgot! Over at iPad Appstorm they are giving away 3 copies of Logmein Ignition for iOS! Check it out!
http://t.co/H09DWfT
Want to make a quick screencast? Want to put it on youtube, watch it on your iPad or embed on you website? Don’t want to have to install anything?? Well give screenr a look. Its a brilliant web screencasting utility that makes it really quick and easy to make a screencast without the setup or hastle! I have now started using it at work whenever i need to show someone how to do something, or when i can’t be bothered to write it down, this also means that they can play it back later. An all round brilliant tool!
Japan musicians Androp built a backdrop of 250 Canon cameras and programmed all their flashes to fire off in a sort of digital stop-motion screen. Watch it, though I can’t guarantee the video won’t blind you and give you a seizure. They programmed the 250 Canon cameras with Arduino, openFrameworks…
Apple’s move to force you to download its latest version of Mac OS X via the internet rather than just by buying a disk is no mean feat. It requires more than just hooking up a few servers and pressing the button to make that “buy now” button appear in the Mac App Store.
But how much data will Apple be possibly having to serve over the next couple of days? We decided to get the calculator out at Pocket-lint towers to find out.
Cambridge Arts theatre is looking to expand its facilities by adding a new performance space and extending and improving the lobby. Work is expected to start on he project in 2013 at a cost of £12m.
“The Act Two project will increase our Front of House areas substantially, allowing an enticing and comfortable experience for our patrons, with the potential to establish vital additional bar and catering income streams that are essential to our long-term survival.”
“The plans also include provision for a 200 seat studio Theatre on the 4th floor of the building. Our aim is to foster and nurture smaller scale performing arts events and to produce our own work, launching productions from the Arts Theatre stages on to the national touring circuit.”
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